Price guide

Nissan Note price in Zimbabwe

$9,600typical price

Worked out from 12 live listings on Listify, not a price book.

Cheapest$9,300Dearest$9,999

3 listings were left out of these figures — priced far outside the rest of the market, so one odd listing cannot drag the numbers. Cars advertised for hire are excluded too.

New, imported or used

What sellers are asking for each, before duty and clearing.

Recent import

6 listings

$9,500

Second hand

6 listings

$9,750

See the figures as a table

Condition	Typical	Range	Listings
Recent import	$9,500	$9,300 – $9,800	6
Second hand	$9,750	$9,500 – $9,999	6

Nissan Note prices, answered

How much does a Nissan Note cost in Zimbabwe?

A Nissan Note typically costs around $9,600 in Zimbabwe. Across the 12 Nissan Note listings on Listify right now, prices run from $9,300 to $9,999.

What is the cheapest Nissan Note available in Zimbabwe?

The cheapest Nissan Note listed on Listify is $9,300. That is a real advertised price, not an estimate — though the lowest-priced cars are usually older, higher-mileage or need work, so compare the year and condition before treating it as the going rate.

Is it cheaper to buy a used or imported Nissan Note?

On Listify today, recent import around $9,500 and second hand around $9,750. Recent imports usually carry lower mileage than locally used cars at a similar age, which is what the gap reflects. Duty and clearing costs sit on top of an import price.

How are these Nissan Note prices worked out?

They come from live Nissan Note listings on Listify, recalculated as sellers add and remove cars — not from a fixed price book. Cars advertised for hire are left out, since those are daily rates rather than sale prices, and so is anything priced far outside the rest of the market, which removed 3 listings from this one. The low and high figures are real advertised prices, never rounded.